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1678: 30 Charles II
Nos 890-7
30 OCTOBER—BY THE KING.
Dublin : B. Took : 1678.
1 f. Gothic letter.
Arms 185 Par- Religion accor-
A reprint of No. 3660, Eng., q.v.
Orm. (25).
Sold at the Printing House in Skinner-Row.
Ormonde MSS. ii. 352.
N° 890.
2 NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas We
have received . , .
[Against Papists carrying arms.]
Dublin : 2 November 1678.
Dublin: B. Tooke : 1678.
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Arms 185 informa- out 2) person 3) Leigh, 4) Charles
5) man- the
Ormonde.
Notwithstanding proclamation 8 Nov. 1673, No. 845, q.v.,
many papists carry arms. No papist may keep or carry any
halbert, pike, musket, caliver, fowling-piece, carbine, pistol,
or other gun. All arms to be given up within twenty days
to the ordnance stores, or the persons appointed—a list of
whom follows. Search to be made for arms. All papists
and all shopkeepers who have more than one pound of gun¬
powder to send an exact account of the quantity to the Clerk
of the Council.
Mich. Dublin, C, Arran, Blesinton, Hen. Midensis, K.
Coote, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith, Jo. Bysse, Jo. Davys, H.
Ingoldesby, Wm. Flower, Tho. Newcomen, Tho. Kadcliffe.
Orm. (26). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (238); 2. A. (229).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 352. TH° 891.
6 NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] A Proclama¬
tion having...
[Assisting departure of Popish Archbishops, &c.]
Dublin : 6 November 1678.
Dublin : B. Tooke : 1678.
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Arms 185 Board, risdiction 2) several here-
Ormonde.
Cites proclamation 16 Oct. 1678, No. 889, q.v. Owners
of ships ready to sail before 20 November to put up notices
in the most public places of the date of sailing and the
places to which they are going. They are to receive aboard
all popish archbishops, bishops, dignitaries, abbots, Jesuits,
and regular priests, and carry them on the usual terms, on
pain of detention in the customs.
Mich. Dublin, C, Arran, Blesinton, Hen. Midensis, E.
Coote, Ed. Villiers, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith, Ko. Booth,
Jo. Bysse, Jo. Davys, Wil. Stewart, H. Ingoldesby, John
Cole, Wm. Flower, Walter Plunkett.
Orm. (27). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (243); 2. A. (236).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 365. N" 892.
19 NOVEMBER.—BY THE KING.
Dublin: B. Took : 1678.
1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 894].
Arms 185 did all and
A reprint of No. 3665, Eng., q.v.
Orm. (28).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 356. N° 893.
20 NOVEMBER.—[BY THE KING.]
Dublin : B. Took : 1678.
1 f. Gothic letter [with No. 893].
Arms 185 did all and
A reprint of No. 3666, Eng., q.v.
Orm. (28).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 356.
VOL. II
N° 894.
20 NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] For the pre¬
vention of all Evil . . .
[Papists excluded from Dublin Castle and certain
fortified towns.]
Dublin : 20 November 1678.
Dublin: B. Took: 1678.
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Arms 185 and ligion 2) who Procla-
Ormonde.
No person of the popish religion may enter Dublin Castle
or any fort in the kingdom without an order from the Lord
Lieutenant. The markets at Drogheda, Wexford, Corke,
Lymerick, Waterford, Youghal, and Galway are to be held
outside the towns, and no papist is to be allowed to reside in
these or any other garrison towns unless they have dwelt
there for twelve months. No person of that religion is to
be allowed to come to market armed. They are not to meet
in any great numbers either by day or night. Sheriffs are
to prevent such meetings and arrest the principal offenders,
sending an account to Dublin.
Mich. Dublin. C, Lanesborough, Hen. Midensis, E. Coote,
Ed. Villiers, Kob. Fitz-Gerald, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith,
Ko. Booth, Jo. Davys, Wm. Gore, Will. Stewart, John Cole,
Hans Hamilton, Wm. Flower, Eic. Gethin, H. Ingoldesby,
Walter Plunkett, Theo. Jones, Tho. Eadcliffe.
Bodl. Carte 71, printed (27). K.I.D. N. 9. 7 a (2). Antiq.
2 (152).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 356. N° 895.
2) who procla-
20 NOVEMBER.
Arms 185 and Religion
Another edition of No. 895, q.v.
Orm. (30). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (245); 2. A. (238).
Eob, Fitz-gerald.
N° 896.
20 NOVEMBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] We the Lord
Lieutenant and...
[For discovering perverts in the Guards.]
Dublin : 20 November 1678.
Dublin: B. Took: 1687[78].
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Arms 185 declare the forth-
Ormonde.
£10 reward for discovery of any commissioned officer,
£5 for a private trooper, and £2 for a foot soldier who having
taken the oaths becomes a pervert to the popish religion or
hears mass. This to be printed and published.
Mich. Dublin, C, Lanesborough, Hen. Midensis, E. Coote,
Ed. Villiers, Eob. FitzGerald, Ca. Dillon, Char. Meredith,
Eo. Booth, Jo. Davys, Wm. Gore, Will. Steward, John Cole,
Hans Hamilton, H. Ingoldesby, Wm. Flower, Eic. Gethin,
Walter Plunkett, Theo. Jones, Tho. Eadcliffe.
Orm. (29). P.R.O. Dub. 2 (246); 2. A. (239). K.I.D. N. 9.
7a (3). Antiq. 2 (151).
Ormonde MSS. ii. 356. N° 897,
12 DECEMBER.—BY THE LORD LIEUTEN¬
ANT AND COUNCIL. [Begins] Whereas by
Proclamation, bearing . . .
[Against Papists carrying arms.]
Dublin: 12 December 1678.
Dublin : B. Took : 1678.
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Arms 185 se- the 2) King- 3) our against
Ormonde.
Cites proclamation 2 Nov., No. 891, q.v., for collecting the
arms of papists. This has not been executed. All sheriffs,
justices of peace, and officers of the army to put it into
execution forthwith. If any licence to carry arms is produced,
a copy of it is to be taken, noting the names of the retinue
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